The company is a trailblazer in the rapidly evolving AI hardware and software market. Historically, Nvidia's stock has recovered after a major pullback several times. Is this dip a buying opportunity,

→ A Wall Street Journal report suggested that despite existing U.S. restrictions, Chinese companies may still be able to acquire Nvidia’s latest Blackwell chip. This has sparked concerns that Washington could impose stricter measures to curb technological advancements reaching China.

The chip maker's shares are down 14% in 2025, tumbling as Donald Trump's tariffs have triggered a rotation out of tech.

The past three months haven't been great for Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) investors as shares of the graphics card specialist have dropped nearly 20% during this period, dropping at a much faster pace when compared to the S&P 500 index's drop of 8%.

Nvidia (NVDA) is up nearly 7% in midday trading on March 12 in anticipation that the company’s upcoming GTC conference starting on March 17 will serve as a much-needed catalyst for its stock price recovery.

Nvidia stock was rising early Wednesday as it continued to pare back some of its recent losses—but more big swings could be ahead. Shares in the chip maker rose 2.2% to $111.11 in premarket trading, having closed the previous session up 1.